Quote from: f8 on Yesterday at 12:08

Quote from: cobalt on Yesterday at 09:58

The ignore button, so useful�

Where do I find that button? I can see it could come in handy.

Lower right of a post. next to report to moderator.

You can reverse it anytime. Sometimes I do, then I usually put trolls back on ignore.

Makes life a lot easier.

Quote from: Adobe Stock Contributor Relations on May 20, 2025, 09:24

Hello!

We�re introducing updated submission limits for Adobe Stock Contributors to help maintain the strength and quality of our growing collection. These updates support the continued success of both our Contributor community and customers alike.

When you reach your weekly submission limit or the maximum amount of allowed content pending moderation, you will experience a temporary pause before you can submit additional content.

From what I read in the email it contradicts what Adobe has said in the past, it said that your rejections did not affect you as a contributor. Now I have a collection of around 4100 images and videos. More than half of what I submit is rejected for image quality reasons and such. I always felt that if there was a little more info I would know what I can do better next time but its a very aleatory rejection process. I have had apologies from Adobe about that saying they are only human and I accept that and just went along with the process.

But now if rejections are going to affect what I can submit, then this becomes a form of punishment but for what? No one says what I can do to do it better or tries to help. I don�t go on forums showing my work because it�s non of other people�s business. This is Adobe criteria I try to adhere to. So wish for a little more partnership and less blame sort of thing.

Thanks.